David A. Hollinger

Dec 9, 2024 | mdpi.com | David A. Hollinger |Ryan Pollard |Mark C. Schall |Howard Chen

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Jun 18, 2024 | religiondispatches.org | David A. Hollinger

Today’s public discussion of Christian nationalism is led in part by a group of conservative anti-Trump evangelicals, many of whom write for centrist or center-left publications. Yet, for all their eloquence, they persistently fail to acknowledge that previous generations of evangelicals held the very same views these contemporary writers rightly criticize in today’s evangelicalism.

Jun 5, 2024 | mdpi.com | David A. Hollinger |Mark C. Schall |Howard Chen |Michael Zabala

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Jun 29, 2023 | christiancentury.org | David A. Hollinger |Chad Martin |William Schultz |Tony Lin

Does Christianity have a future in the United States? David Hollinger poses this question in his important new book. Few people are more qualified to answer it than Hollinger, who over the course of five decades has established himself as one of America’s foremost intellectual historians. Hollinger has long been preoccupied with how changes in American society, especially growing ethnic and racial diversity, are reflected in American intellectual life.